Parramatta Eels vs Canterbury Bulldogs Tips, Odds and Free Bonus Bets – NRL 2022

CommBank Stadium will play host to Saturday's Round 23 NRL game between Parramatta Eels and Canterbury Bulldogs. The game kicks off at 3:00 pm with Parramatta Eels heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers. Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the Parramatta Eels vs. Canterbury Bulldogs game and give you our free tips and bets.

When: Saturday August 20, 2022 at 3:00 pm

Where: CommBank Stadium

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Parramatta Eels vs Canterbury Bulldogs Odds

Parramatta Eels vs Canterbury Bulldogs Preview

It’s crunch time for the inscrutable Parramatta Eels, who slipped to seventh after following up big wins over Penrith and Manly with a passive 26-0 defeat to South Sydney.

The Eels will also still be smarting from a 34-4 demolition in Round 14 at the hands of a Bulldogs side who at that stage had won just two games. Josh Addo-Carr scored a hat-trick, Jake Averillo picked up a double from fullback and the blue-and-whites’ enthusiasm blew an insipid Parramatta off the park.

The Bulldogs, though, are regrouping from their heaviest loss since Mick Potter took the coaching reins and turning their season around. Fighting back to level the scores at 18-all against the Warriors in Auckland, the Bulldogs were overrun 42-18 by a team that hadn’t scored more than 40 points in six years.

Mitchell Moses makes a much-needed return for the Eels at the expense of Jakob Arthur. The Bulldogs are unchanged, though Luke Thompson and Tevita Pangai Jr are lurking in the reserves contingent this week.

Moses was awful in the June loss to the Dogs and should be primed for a big game, while their engine-room has a point to prove after being embarrassed by an unheralded Canterbury engine-room.

Despite their maddening inconsistency, the Eels are yet to lose back-to-back in 2022. Whether that’s enough to load up on them as a $1.38 favourite is another story. Give me the over in the total market here with stacks of strikepower on display in both line-ups combined with their variable approach to defence.

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